The window layout can be customized , with highlighting and toolbar customization. You can even choose what UI skin you want to use. The price is also very competitive. There is also a day free trial. Build complex queries and edit subqueries in visual and SQL text modes.
Formatting is customizable so you can decide how code is presented. To improve the coding experience the SQL Text Editor offers code completion to speed up code building. There is also a syntax highlighting to aid navigation. Your query execution history is also regularly saved so you can find where you left off after at the end of a session. It is also multi-threaded with each query running in a different thread.
The free version allows you to create SQL queries and browse result data but you need the full version to save and export the data. To help the user improve performance, SQL Query Tuner has color-coded index analysis for used, unused, and missing indexes.
There is also a wait time analysis feature to detect poorly performing SQL queries. For those who require a more visual experience, there are SQL query tuning diagrams. Query diagrams allow you to view Cartesian joins and many-to-many relationships as a visual display.
Viewing queries in this format makes it much easier to understand the effect of SQL statements. The software has a range of diagnostic capabilities you can use to monitor database performance. For instance, you can monitor real-time availability and performance of server instances. Alerts identify poorly performing queries. There are o ver alerts available out-of-the-box to get started quickly. There is also multi-license discount pricing for larger enterprises.
There is a day free trial. You can choose the type of SQL statement you want to generate by selecting the columns and operations to be included. The tool is easy to navigate with four tabs to make statement changes; select , insert , update , and delete. For example, by pressing the insert tab users can pick what columns they would like to add to the statement. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services.
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Easily compare two or more plans or sessions side-by-side, or pull a tab into a different monitor with a Visual Studio-like docking interface. Playback lets you easily track the sequence of events leading up to the deadlock, and the Optimize Layout function dramatically simplifies the most complex deadlock graphs by eliminating all extraneous process and lock nodes.
The Statements Tree allows you to sort by any column, making it easier to focus on a specific metric without having to find it in the graphical plan. You also can quickly see discrepancies between actual and estimated metrics. The Plan Tree shows the hierarchical representation of the query plan. Quickly spot costly scan operations and discrepancies in actual vs. The Join Diagram tab shows the underlying tables even when complex and nested views are involved.
You can quickly visualize the relationship between tables involved in the plan and easily reorganize the layout using drag-and-drop functionality. The Query Columns tab shows every column being used in the plan and its associated operation and index. It also shows whether columns are used for sorting, grouping, or filtering. The Parameters tab shows all query parameters and their compiled values.
You can quickly spot potential plan issues due to parameter sniffing. With actual plans, you also can compare compiled and runtime values. The Expressions tab shows simplified and expanded expressions that are used in the query. By looking at the tab, you can discover implicit conversions that you might not have spotted otherwise. This tab also shows the logical, physical, and read-ahead reads, separated by in-row and LOB data, per table.
The layouts panel lets you easily manage bigger query plans. With the easy-to-use toolbar, you can rotate, stretch, and flatten your plans. You can also zoom in or out, as well as apply a cost filter, which will remove operators if their cost is less than the specified value.
This tab lets you quickly correlate and compare different types of waits that result from query or schema changes.
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